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Market indexes closed off their intra-session lows this Monday… but that’s about the extent of the good news for equities. The Dow closed -971 points today, -2.48%, while the S&P 500 dropped -124 points, -2.36%.

The US Dollar Index (DXY) trades deep in the red on Monday, sliding toward the 98.50 region and marking a new three-year low.

Trump reignites a debunked claim about Japan's car safety test as a trade barrier, but Japan's transport ministry says its standards meet international norms.

Tesla shares dropped about 6% in early trading Monday to roughly $225, with broader US markets also under pressure.

Markets are drifting towards a retest of April swing lows, but not all indices did so following tests of March swing lows.

The market may have started a basing pattern and the downtrend is ending.

Gold rallied sharply, up over $100 to close at anew all time high. Silver rebounded as well, but is being held back by its industrial correlations.

A Palantir executive defended the company's recent ICE contract extension and company's work with the Trump administration.

While we wait for the earnings report to be posted along with the forward guidance predictions, the chart looks interesting. 

Though UnitedHealth reported disappointing first-quarter results last week, two analysts from KeyBanc Capital Markets and Truist Securities remain bullish on the stock.

If short term rates go down that can incite inflation worries for bond investors. Bonds hate inflation.

Three major U.S. defense contractors – RTX, Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin are all scheduled to report earnings before the market opens on Tuesday. Here's a look at what to watch in the reports.